If you have information about a wanted person contact the Sheriff’s Office at 402.454.2110 or email at info@nullmadisoncountysheriff.com
Employment Opportunity – Deputy Sheriff closes 5-21-2021
The Madison County Sheriff’s Department is presently taking applications to establish an eligibility list for the position of Deputy Sheriff (Road Patrol /Corrections Deputy) which currently two open positions exist. Nebraska Law Enforcement Certification is not required, however to be completed within the first year of employment.
Job Description
A Deputy with the Madison County Sheriff’s Department will perform all related duties in either the patrol or the jail division including, but not limited to, patrolling Madison County’s rural and municipal areas to prevent and discover the commission of crimes; monitor inmates and ensure facility safety; enforce State laws; enforce traffic regulations; conduct investigations on criminal offenses and traffic accidents to gather evidence, obtain witnesses and make arrests; serve subpoenas, writs, executions and other civil documents; provide documentation and testimony to courts; perform prisoner transports and extraditions, and provide courtroom and courthouse security.
Minimum Required Qualifications
High School diploma or equivalent. Ability to meet, communicate, and work with general public effectively and to react calmly, quickly, and accurately in emergency situations essential. Must successfully pass literacy, physical, background, and polygraph exams, as well as a Basic Training Academy as provided or approved by Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center. Minimum age 21 years.
Hiring Process
Following a review of all applications, qualified candidates will be invited to participate in the hiring process. Written and physical tests will be utilized to evaluate the qualifications and fitness levels of those selected. Applicants must achieve a passing score on all examination components, complete background paperwork, and have a successful Merit Commission interview in order to be placed on the eligible for hire list (i.e. eligibility list). The eligibility list is valid for up to six (6) months. Those on the eligibility list will be considered for employment.
Procedure for hiring a deputy sheriff http://www.madisoncountysheriff.com/procedure-for-hiring-a-deputy-sheriff/
Salary and Benefits
Starting probationary salary $44,824.00 per year with graduated increases for five years.
Posted salary negotiable based on certification, experience, and qualifications.
Madison County offers excellent benefits to include health, vision, and dental insurance; paid sick, vacation, and holiday time; and a retirement plan.
Madison County is an EO/AA employer and qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, and/or political affiliation.
Applications must be received, or post marked no later than midnight May 21, 2021.
Applications may be filled out online (preferred) at http://www.madisoncountysheriff.com/application/
Written application forms may be downloaded from
To request an application or for more information call 402-454-2110 ext. 152 or email mcso@madisoncountysheriff.com
Madison County Wanted – Porfirio Perez
Porfirio Perez
207 N. 10th St., Norfolk, NE 68701 W/M 5’01 130 lbs Black Hair Brown Eyes
FTA/DUS
Click It or Ticket Spring 2021
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| Date: | 06/14/2021 |
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2021 CLICK IT OR TICKET CAMPAIGN FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: [6-14-2021] Sheriff Todd Volk
Successful National Click It or Ticket Effort: Madison County Sheriff Department law enforcement wrote 2 seat belt citations Madison County Sheriff Department in Madison, Nebraska raised awareness about seat belt safety to area residents during its annual Click It or Ticket high-visibility seat belt enforcement campaign, held May 24 through June 6. Law enforcement officers wrote a total of 2 citations for seat belt violations in the process. “I am not surprised that the seatbelt numbers are low in this area”. “We have noticed increasing use of seatbelts in our area,” said Sheriff Volk. The campaign, which coincided with the Memorial Day holiday, was twofold: to combine increased enforcement and a zero-tolerance policy, with effective communication to road users on the importance of seat belt use. On May 24, the campaign commenced with Border to Border, a one-day, 4-hour national seat belt awareness event coordinated by participating state highway safety offices and their respective law enforcement liaisons. “This year’s Click It or Ticket campaign was a real success,” said Sheriff Volk. “Through our enforcement efforts, we believe we helped keep community members safe and reminded drivers of the importance of buckling up. Issuing tickets was not our goal, but it was a way to remind people of the importance of such a simple action.” Madison County had a total of 62 stops with 27 citations during this grant. They also made two arrests during the grant. During this year’s campaign, NHTSA urged law enforcement nationwide to issue seat belt citations to anyone caught in violation of the law — during the day, and especially at night, when 55% of those killed are unrestrained. By adding patrols at night, and training officers on specific techniques to catch nighttime violators, the campaign — and the nighttime focus — was a “major success,” according to Sheriff Volk. According to the 2020 Nebraska Seat Belt Use Survey report, Nebraska’s overall seat belt use rate for 2020 was 80.6%. The Click It or Ticket campaign is focusing on the remaining 19.4% who still don’t buckle up. Thousands of lives could be saved each year if every person was properly restrained on the road. For more information on the Click It or Ticket mobilization, please visit www.dot.nebraska.gov/safety/hso/. |
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AED Grant
| Edit | Subject: | AED Grant |
| Date: | 06/03/2021 |
| Location: | Madison County |
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For Immediate Release June 3, 2021 The Madison County Sheriff’s Office wishes to extend a “Thank You” to the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust @Helmsleytrust for the Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) that have been granted to the Sheriff’s Office. The AEDs will be placed into the Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicles and in the Jail. The grant, facilitated through the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services, Division of Public Health, will fund devices to be placed in Madison Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicles. The project includes training. “The Deputy’s and I know that every second counts when trying to save a life, and thankfully have seen AEDs and CPR work in the past. The addition of these life-saving tools to benefit our Service to Madison County is greatly appreciated”, stated Sheriff Todd Volk. @Helmsleytrust #AED #CPRsaveslives
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Click It or Ticket Spring 2021
Edit Subject: Click It or Ticket Spring 2021 Date: 05/12/2021 Location: Madison County 2021 CLICK IT OR TICKET CAMPAIGN FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: [5-12-2021] CONTACT: [Sheriff Todd Volk] Click It or Ticket Campaign Reminds Drivers: Buckle Up May 24 … Continue reading →
Employment Opportunity – Deputy Sheriff closes 5-21-2021
The Madison County Sheriff’s Department is presently taking applications to establish an eligibility list for the position of Deputy Sheriff (Road Patrol /Corrections Deputy) which currently two open positions exist. Nebraska Law Enforcement Certification is not required, however to be … Continue reading →